The evening world., 1887-12-28

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whirl over tho Ballroom-Ncishbors
from BIoominsdaIo Form an Association
and Have n Merry Reception.
Soldiers with their wives, sweethearts or
Ett rs, besides q great many other guests,
assembled in the Lexington Avenue Opera
House last evening ut the fourth annual en-
tertainment and reception of Company D,
Twelfth Regiment, National Guard. The
hall was decorated with bunting and lowers.
The entertainment began with a minstrel
performance by members of the company,
which was very good, the singing of Messrs.
Robert McKeon and Robert Webb deserving
special mention. Walter s. Trigg was tambo;
Ed. j.. Bennett, bones, and T. Kennedy, in
terlocutor. The other performers were John
J.. Early and Ed. L. Murphy.
After some selections by Alex. j. Brown,
the humorist, an act from "Mikado" was
given by Mrs. Lou A. Moore as Yum Yum,
Miss Fannie Trigg as Katisha, George @.
Pierce as Eanki-Poo and w. s. Trigg as
Ko.Ko.
The comedietta, MY Uncle's WILL" closed
the entertainment, the cast being Florence
Marigold. Miss Agnes L. Boyton Charles
Cashmere, Edward L. Murphy. Mr. Barker.
and Thomas Nj. Garland.
The hall was then made ready for dancing.
To the music of Leibolat's orchestra Capt.
Blucker 8. Barnard and his wife led the
grand march, In which the following ladies
and gentlemen took part
Miss Emily Pearce, l. H. Stone, sergt. Richards,
Of Company D, seventh Regiment, Mr.. and Mrs
j. /. Brewer, Miss Fanny Stewart, Miss Viola
warden, Quartermaster c. W. Pratt, William
Henderson, Miss Blanche. Media, Miss Kate Bax-
Hy,de, Color Bearer Of Company D. MT. end MIS-.
": 3. Park. Matthew Higgins, A. L Wescott,
A Arspi TlSesn'S MSS Sloy Mamie MRS Do Si Tho Miss vi Irene a;
!. Golden, Eiward !. Murphy, walter s 'Tr lag
3. w eTni i. i j. bob %sr, Mis- Miss a Annie Miof Yates ss"' VIM.
FonIls, Miss n. g; niil. Miss lsnIny Diamond,
Florence s%outhwoTth, |. Thorn. Miss May bqGy,
se5gs; Rose, j p %;,,so Miss 1S,1 A. schIs,sr' y %GIGSn,
Wright, Charles j.. Harris. Miss 1!gasOxeT,
and Miss Taft, MIR. Adair, Charles II. Cupp, J. II.
Bill, William Armstrong;, Lieut.. and Mrs. Angus
John R. Foran, Mr.. and MRS. Charles II. Hsliock,
Mr.. and Mira. Charles J; Harris, Mr.. and Mrs.
snHT Mfs. Z du SoRMR . f M,ss Fannie M! and a Ssr Mr.. David MI l.
Thompson, Mr.. and Mrs. H. Ehlers, Mr.. and Mrs.
Leonard K. Young, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles NJ. Fos-
ter, Miss Ehlers.
BlOOMlNGDALE NElthBOhb DANClNt.
About one hundred and fifty couples en-
joyod the first annual invitation ball Of the
Eeighbors' Association, Of Bloomingdale, at
WendePs Assembly Rooms, last night. Hugh
Mccormack was floor director and was as
sisted by these gentlemen
NJ. Kenealy, B. Smith, p. Shields, James G. Nc
Nance, Michael Wagner, Frank Doyle. Chas. NC
Gloin. James McGloin, Duke Mccormack, Ed.
Bsrn%i = So aecs ~; h Petefy J. smith. JSSlS oonin ely,
VIM. McGloin, John Warner, John Kenealy, Peter
Becker. VIM. Cooper, samuel Sinclair, Thos.
Harold.
In addition to these were present
Frank McAleer, Miss Kate MeAleer, Miss Bertha
yechter, George Filoki IT,, George MoColll ,n.
Hoy, Miss Lulu BALDWIN, John MaheT, Thomas
I'm, Miss Mary McGinness, John s. sullivan.
s M,ss n nInsnr, s sal!l Ssi,e h h'ss k" JOSEPH SSn Brs~.
ster, Miss Nellie Rnall, James s; o,Brien, Alfred
Walters, Charles smith Miss Lizzie Campbell: Miss
Miss Annie Walker, Miss Lizzie Mcmahon. George
Knleen, Miss Annie Foster, Daniel Rim, Miss M.
Z; Rim, Miss l; +; RIM, Charles es,a Valentine w,n ane
s ia MISS KATE Hoosey, F. j. o'Rourke, Mrs.
Doves Bi%n. } %Ias aa sssT eonno n1c gosn 6 9Gt1oih Miss pA celia
Grimes, Joseph Conaty,Miss Kate Keegan, Thomas
j. McManus, Fred Erhardt, William Doyle, Misc
Ella Fey, Miss Mary Mccormack, Miss Agnes Sex
ton. Miss Mary sexton, Mrs. Minnie Flizpatrlok,
Miss Agnes Mullen, John Ellwood, George, Moth,
Alfred Downs, Miss Maggie Kenealy, D. Hemmer
and Denis A. ~Spelissy.
MARRIED IN IRVING HALL.
A pretty wedding took place last night at
Irving Hall. The bride was Miss Celia
Israel. daughter of z. Israel. The groom
was Mr.. Herman Kassel, son of Mr.. Joseph
Kassel. The ceremony was performed by
the Rev. DR.. Neut.
The bridesmaids were Miss Mary Israel,
Miss Jennie Casper, Miss Celia Freeman and
David Israel, brother of the bride; The fol
lowing-named gentlemen were ushers Abe
L~owe4stein, Sam Lowenstein, II. Krakavr
and Z. Morrell. -,
The bride was dressed in white satin, with
q long train. Her tulle veil was fastened with
roses. The bridesmaids were dressed In
white faille Francaise. Among the guests
Fbel, Mr.. and Mrs. Pieser, Mr.. and Mrs;
Iowenstein, Mr.. and Mrs. Killy, Mr.. and
Mrs. Wolf, Mr.. and Mrs. Kaplan, Mr.. and
Mrs. Bernstein, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Lowenstein,
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